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by blumomo 6y ago
I also find schools a good place to meet different people. However ask your parents if your teachers (even if not pro-DDR) were able to speak freely? Would you like to have teachers who speak through a mental/political filter?
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by blumomo 6y ago
Down-vote me if you’d like, but the opposite is also true, in many regards: Where I come from (Germany), (public) schooling is seen as a way to indoctrinate children to their government’s political agenda (call it a religion if you like). S
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by blumomo 6y ago
I’ve switched to VS Code from Sublime and IntelliJ. Then it become so slow on a recent MacBook Pro that I finally switched to NeoVIM for editing any file of any programming language a year ago. I’m rediscovering keyboard shortcuts and custo
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by blumomo 6y ago
How many HN karma points are required to flag an article? Edit: Ah, there actually was a flag link, I overlooked it.
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by blumomo 6y ago
Glad to hear that you found the one and only way.
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by blumomo 6y ago
That's one way to interpret the story but that's not how would suggest to understand things. Given your explanation model we could easily argue that every dead person which tested positive for herpes will be accounted to herpes. A
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by blumomo 6y ago
That’s my point. It’s all about assumptions. Exactly as with the article being discussed in this thread. Such articles have little value to understanding truth. But they help with superspreading fear.
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by blumomo 6y ago
Internet is full of bullshit these days. “Doing a simple/quick search” is NOT leading to a true understanding of things in 2020.
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by blumomo 6y ago
Exactly. That’s the point —- it’s all about assumptions being made for the other 94%. And it’s easy to come up with assumptions. And it’s hard to understand the truth.
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by blumomo 6y ago
Exactly. Use your own rationale!
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by blumomo 6y ago
I’ve heard that CDC has corrected down c19-related deaths to a merely 6% of the initially c19-reported deaths. The other 94% had other health issues as well and it can’t be said any longer that their death is related to c19. Isn’t that true
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by blumomo 6y ago
Aren’t all world-wide c19 measures made on assumptions? Slowly people are realizing that such assumption-based „science“ might not have been that scientific at all.
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by blumomo 6y ago
Indeed. And strange how putting c19-positive elderlies back from hospital into nursery homes (presumably contaminating many others as reported from NY) hasn’t been called a superspreading effect yet.
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by blumomo 6y ago
Past has shown that it wasn’t. See swine flu vaccinations.
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by blumomo 6y ago
Here in Europe they are freed from legal consequences should the vaccine harm someone. Instead our countries are to pay any occurring damaging. So I don’t quiet get what motivated the vaccine makers to await the approval given that they are
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by blumomo 6y ago
Thanks for sharing your experience. I’m really willing to relearn typing as I got too much used to the (awesome) touchpads of macbooks.
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by blumomo 6y ago
What OS did you use it with? What didn’t work for you?
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by blumomo 6y ago
Thanks for this article. It made me buying a Kinesis Advantage. Since long I wanted to “get rid” of my notebook‘s touchpad and start using HJKL and all the other navigational commands in vim (instead of 2-finger scrolling on my touchpad). W
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by blumomo 6y ago
Here‘s a slightly related HN post which just makes it to the HN front page as well: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24090923
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by blumomo 6y ago
@AndrewDucker: I’m curious to know why you picked the “eye in the pyramid” as the icon of your post, which is also known as the symbol of the Illuminati.
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by blumomo 6y ago
No, I won’t do that work for you. Get some serious numbers for yourself and see.
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by blumomo 6y ago
Internet Archive stores the history of the internet. There’s someone who’s afraid of it, there’s someone who wants to erase history and write a new one.
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by blumomo 6y ago
It’s not fictional by no means. There’s sufficient evidence that Nazi-Germany researched about Adrenochrome that make it appear fictional to me. I would be careful in neglecting its existence and its use. You don’t know who you protect.
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by blumomo 6y ago
I would differentiate between marketing speak (designed to replace Javascript) and the practical implications of Brython (designed for folks who want to use Python in frontend)
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by blumomo 6y ago
Noone asks you to use Brython. People familiar with Python might prefer writing their frontend code in Python just because they are already familiar with it. The following argument isn't necessary for folks who do want Python in fronte
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U.S. Billionaire Wealth Surged During the Pandemic(statista.com)
27 points by blumomo 6y ago|117 comments
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by blumomo 6y ago
No need to be insulting yourself. I was asking for evidence of the personal attacks and you listed them. The AP should have added then that a newborn was insulted instead of referring to „his family“. Someone who insults a baby must be quie
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by blumomo 6y ago
Werkly.de | Principal Fullstack (Python/ReactJS) Hacker | Full-time | Berlin, Germany | On-Site required, partly remote welcome Fellow hackers! As a very promising garage-like German tech startup, we need a highly qualified senior hack
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by blumomo 6y ago
Still, no evidence of causal relation between insulting his family and the decision to control social platforms.
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by blumomo 6y ago
In your quotations there's nothing about any insult to his family. That means a causal relation isn't yet proven.

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